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Tamil Nadu Forest Subordinate Service (SECTION - 12)
Tamil Nadu Forest Subordinate Service (SECTION - 12)
Tamil Nadu Forest Subordinate Service (SECTION - 12)
1. CONSTITUTION: The Service shall consist of the following classes and categories of the
Officers of the Forest Department namely:
Class-I Category
1. Ranger
2. Forester
3. Forest Guard
4. Forest Watcher
5. Forest Apprentice
6. Mali
(G.O.Ms.No.115, Environment and Forest Department, dt. 19.3.92, B1/50009/91)
Class-II Omitted
Class-III
4. Assistant Draughtsman
Class-IV
Class-V
Class-VI
1. Sandalwood Clerk
2. Depot Clerk
3. Permit Clerk
4. Maistry
5. Mahout
6. Cavady
7. Tally Clerk
2. APPOINTMENT: (A) Appointment to the several classes categorised and grades shall be
made as follows:
1
Class Category Method
2
Class Category Method
order of rotation specified below:-
3
Class Category Method
SC/ST. (d) Members belonging to
B.C.
(G.O.Ms.No.115, Environment and
Forests (FR.NG) Department dt. 19.3.92
(B1/50009/91).
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Class Category Method
Forests Proceedings No. DE3/13427/99,
dt. 22.12.99 in pursuance of G.O.Ms.No.
64 Environment and Forests (FR-II),
Dept. dt. 8.3.1999 and amendment issued
in G.O.Ms.No. 90 Environment and
Forests (FR-II) department, dt. 27.04.02.
AB2/86100/99.
II Omitted
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Class Category Method
item 1 to 2 above.
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Class Category Method
Tally Clerk Direct Recruitment
2(A) Provided that in making appointments to any of the categories included in Class IV preference
shall be given to the following persons in the orders given below:-
2. Candidates belonging to eligible communities specified in Schedule II to Part I of the Tamil Nadu
and Subordinate Service rules other than those referred to under item (1) above)
3. Candidates who converts to Christianity from among the Scheduled Tribes and the Scheduled
Castes.
Provided further that in making appointment to the posts included in Category VI, preference
shall be given to the following persons in the order indicated below:-
(a) Ex-Serviceman
(b) Members belonging to Jungle Tribes specified in these rules.
(c) Members belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and
(d) Members belonging to Backward Classes (G.O.Ms.No.54, Environment and Forests, dt. 19.2.96)
B1/75008/85.
2(B) Promotion to the following posts shall be made on ground of merit and ability, seniority being
considered only where merit and ability are approximately equal.
Ranger, Forester, Senior Draughting Officer, Draughting Officer and Junior Draughting Officer
vide amendments issued in G.O.Ms.No.908, Agriculture dated 22.3.1972 (R.Dis.5852/69) Secondary
Grade Teachers, Drivers of Jeeps, Vans, Wagons, Estate Car, Staff Car and Lorries.
2(C) Appointment to the various classes, categories and grades in the service by promotion or by
recruitment by transfer shall be made from the list of approved candidates prepared annually on
the 15 th August (with effect from 22.02.1994) of every year. (G.O. Ms. No.226 E & F Dept.,
dated 13.09.1994)
Provided that for inclusion in the list of approved candidates every person should possess the
prescribed qualifications on the 15 th August of the year in which the list is prescribed.
(ii) Appointment to the post of Foresters by recruitment by transfer from the members of
Tamil Nadu Ministerial Service in Forest Department; and
(b) One unit system shall be followed for promotion of Forest Guards as Foresters (with effect from
6.4.92)
(G.O.Ms.No. 172 Environment and Forest Department (FR-II), dt. 8.3.91 and amendment issued in G.O.Ms.No.
113, Environment and Forests (FR-II) department, dt.6.6.02, AB1/56021/94).
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Category Appointing Authority
1. Ranger - Principal Chief Conservator of Forests.
Provided that in the case of appointment by transfer of members of the Tamil Nadu Ministerial
Service in the Forest Department the candidate should be selected for appointment as Forester by the
Conservator of Forests the Circle concerned.
CLASS-III
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Assistant
School Assistant District Forest Officer Concerned
Tamil Pandit District Forest Officer Concerned
Drawing Master District Forest Officer Concerned
Physical Training District Forest Officer Concerned
Instructor
Laboratory Assistant District Forest Officer Concerned
Secondary Grade District Forest Officer Concerned
Teacher
CLASS - VI
The entire Forest Department shall be the unit for the purpose of promotion to the post of
Senior Draughting Officer, Draughting Officer and Junior Draughting Officer.
2. Appointments to the posts of Senior Draughting Officer, Draughting Officer and Junior
Draughting Officer shall be made from a panel of approved candidates found fit for promotion from the
Draughting Officer, Junior Draughting Officer and Assistant Draughtsman respectively drawn up by
the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests.
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by different methods of appointment i.e. direct recruitment, promotion from Forest Guards and transfer
from among the members of the Ministerial Services.
The Selection of eligible Forest Guards/Members of the Tamil Nadu Ministerial Services in
each region of promotion transfer as Foresters shall be finalized by the Selection Committee. With
reference to the recommendation Rolls to be sent by the Divisional Forest Officers/District Forest
Officers/ Other Unit Officers under whom the Forest Guards/ Members of the Ministerial Services are
working.
The lists so prepared shall be consolidated and a common list for each region prepared
following the order of rotation specified in Column (2) of the Table below Rule 2 against the entry
Foresters in Column (1) thereof. The list so prepared shall from the approved list and it shall be
communicated to the Conservator of Forests of the territorial circle of the region concerned who shall
allot names to the appointing authorities in the Region on requisition strictly in the order in which they
appear in the list.
Both the direct recruits and members of the Tamil Nadu Ministerial Service must successfully
undergo a walking test covering a distance of 25 kms. in four hours. G.O.Ms.No.172 Environment and
Forests, dt. 8.3.91 and amended in G.O.Ms.No.113 Environment and Forests (FR-II), Dept. dt. 6.6.02.
4. QUALIFICATION REGARDING AGE:
(a) Same as otherwise provided in the sub-rule (b) no person shall be eligible for appointment by
direct recruitment to any post if he has completed 30 years of age.
Provided that in the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled
Tribes, the age limit shall be increased by five years for appointment as Forester or Forest Guard or
Junior Draughting Officer by direct recruitment.
Provided further that the age limit for direct recruitment to any class or category shall be
increased by three years in the case of candidates belonging to the Backward Classes.
Provided also that the age limit for appointment by direct recruitment to the posts of Drivers of
Jeeps, vans Wagons, Estate Cars, Staff car and Lorries and Cleaners of Lorries shall be 30 years on
the 1st day of July of the year in which the selection for appointment is made.
Provided also that in the case of direct recruitment to the post of Forester the age limit
specified in the sub rule shall apply as on the 1st day of July of the year in which the selection for
appointment is made.
(b) (i) No person shall be eligible for appointment as Forest Apprentice if he has not completed 18
years of the age or has completed or will have completed 30 years of age on the 1st day of
October, or the year in which the selection for admission to the Northern Forest Ranger’s College
Dehradun is made or on the 1st day of November of the year in which the selection for admission
to the Southern Forest Rangers College, Coimbatore is made as the case may be. (Age limit
increased in G.O.Ms.No.61, Foresters and Fisheries Department, dt. 31.1.76 R.Dis.51040/75).
Provided further that in the case of Ex-servicemen the maximum age limit shall be 37 years
irrespective of caste. (Vide G.O.Ms.No.996, F&F, dt.7.11.75, D.Dis.87309/75-83)
Provided that not withstanding anything contained in rule 12(d)(ii) of the General Rules for the
State and Subordinate Services in the case of a candidate belonging to any of the Scheduled Castes,
Scheduled Tribes or Backward Classes, the lower age limit shall apply but the upper age limit shall be
increased by five years, if the candidates has passed the one year Pre-Professional course or the first
year examination of any University or Institution of its grant or possess a Diploma in Civil, Mechanical
or Chemical Engineering of any Institute recognized by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
(G.O.Ms.No.1058,F&F,Department,dt. 2.11.76) (D.Dis.24383/75)
(ii) A person who has been discharged from any of the defence services, namely, the Army, the Navy
or the Air Force shall be eligible for appointment by direct recruitment as Foresters if he has not
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completed 35 years of age and as Forest Guard if after deduction the period of his services in
such service he has not completed 26 years of age vide amendment issued in G.O.Ms.No.1808,
Agriculture (Forest) Department, dt. 8.8.1975.
(iii) Persons discharged from any of the defence services, namely, the Army, the Navy or the Air
Force, shall be eligible for appointment by direct recruitment as Junior Draughting Officer if after
deduction the period spent in such service has not completed 25 years of age.
(iv) No member of the Tamilnadu Ministerial Service and from the cadre of Assistant Draughtsman in
the Forest Department shall be eligible for selection for appointment as Forester if he has
completed 35 years of the age (for Backward Classes, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
age limit 37 years) (G.O.Ms.No.637, Environment and Forests Department, dt. 10.9.90)
(v) A Reserve Watcher shall be eligible for appointment by direct recruitment as a Forest Guard.
Provided that:
(vi) A Reserve Watcher thus appointed by direct recruitment as Forest Guard under sub-rule(v) shall
be eligible to draw the pay which he was drawing in the post of Reserve Watcher on the date of
his first appointment as Forest Guard or the Minimum of the time scale of the post of Forest
Guard whichever is higher (G.O.Ms. No. 967, Forests and Fisheries, dt. 7.11.1978)
(vii) No member of the Tamilnadu Basic Services in the Forest Department shall be eligible for
appointment as Forest Guard if he has completed 45 years of age. (G.O. (D) No.136 E & F (FR
II) department dated 25.05.2006)
(viii) No person shall be eligible for appointment to the posts specified in categories 1 to 3 in class IV
by direct recruitments if he has completed or will complete thirty five years on the first day of July
of the year in which the selection for appointment is made, provided that in respect of
appointment by promotion, the maximum age limit shall be forty years.
Provided also that in the case of direct recruitment to the post of Forest Watchers and Malis,
the age limit specified above shall not apply to the persons in the State level seniority list of Social
Forestry workers and Plot Watchers.
5. OTHER QUALIFICATION:
No person shall be eligible for appointment to the class, category and grade specified in
column (1) and by the method specified in column (2) of the table below unless he posses the
qualifications specified in the corresponding entry in column (3) thereof.
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
for Foresters in Tamil Nadu State
Forestry Training College.
(G.O.Ms.No.396, F&F, dt. 22.3.80)
a) Forest Law;
b) Office procedure and Accounts
(G.O.Ms.No.224, Environment and
Forests Department dt. 5.9.94,
B1/75008 /85)
a) Forest Law
b) Office Procedure and Accounts.
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
4. Must have a chest expansion of
not less than 5 cm on full
inspiration.
d) Must be an approved
probationer or full member as per
G.O.Ms.No.574, Environment and
Forests department dated 19.9.91 and
amendment issued in G.O.Ms.No.
112, Environment and Forests (FR-2)
department dt. 6.6.02.
AB1/85241/2000.
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
(G.O.Ms.No. General Rules or must have
112, Environ- rendered satisfactory service in
ment &Forests the Forest Department for period
(FR-2) dept. of not less than 8 years.
dt. 6.6.02)
b) Must have successfully
completed a course of training in a
Tamilnadu Forestry College,
Vaigai Dam if he had not already
undergone such training.
EXPLANATION:
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
recognition has been accorded by
the Director of School Education,
Chennai under the Chennai
Educational Rules (G.O.Ms.No.
1268, Forests and Fisheries dt.
26.9.1980 communicated in Chief
Conservator’s No. B1/5449/78-14,
came into force on the 1st
November 1976).
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
cation. (G.O.Ms.No.1382, Environ-
ment and Forests, dt.15.10.82 and
amended in G.O.Ms.No. 1 Environ-
ment and Forests (FR-II), dt.8.1.96)
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
Environment and Forests Dept. dt.
30.08.01(PCCF’s No. 44907/91)
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
Junior Recruitment Engineering (Civil or Mechanical)
Draughting from any University or Institute
Officer recognized by the University
Grants Commission for purpose of
its grant or must hold the Diploma
in Engineering (Civil or
Mechanical) of the College of
Engineering, Guindy or must have
passed in Sections A and B of the
A.M.I.E. (IND) examination in the
following subjects with practical
experience in general Engineering
works for a period of not less than
one year.
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
hand outline and Model drawing.
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
Explanation-I:
The expression responsible
person or officer of the Forest
Department shall mean the
appointing authority for the
category of drivers of Jeeps,
Vans, Station Wagons in the
Forest Department.
Explanation-II:
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
In the case of direct recruits to the
posts of Drivers who are not
departmental candidates, a certi-
ficate from any reputable firm or
company to the effect that he
possess experience in driving
Motor vehicles for period of not
less than three years after getting
the driving licence should be
obtained. (G.O.Ms.No. 146, Forests
and Fisheries dt.26.2.1979).
Class-VI
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Class, Method Qualifications
Category
1 2 3
Forests, dt.19.2.96, B1/56021/94)
(a) For direct recruitment as Rangers, Foresters and Forest Guards, Forest Watchers, other things
being equal, preference shall be given to persons who have been discharged from the Army Services
(Land Force). (G.O.Ms.No.115, Environment and Forests, dt.19.3.92-B1/50009/91).
(b) For direct recruitment as Junior Draughting Officer. Drivers of Jeeps, Vans, Wagons, Estate Car,
Staff Car and Lorries, Cleaners of Lorries preference shall be given to persons who have been
discharged from any of the defense services, namely the Army, the Navy or the Air Force, who
possess the prescribed qualifications.
8. PROBATION.
Every person appointed to category or class, shall from the date on which he joins duty be on
probation in such category or class for a total period of 2 years on duty within a continuous period of 3
years.
Provided that this rule shall not apply to Forest Apprentice or to such of them as or appointed
as Ranger or the Ranger promoted from the category of Forester subject to the condition that they
have completed their probation in the category of Forest Guard or Forester as the case may be.
(G.O.Ms.No.75, Environment and Forests, dt. 21.3.96(B1/30531/89).
Provided that a person to any category in Class IV shall, within the period of his probation
acquired to the satisfaction of the appointing authority proficiency in one of the crafts approved by the
State Government. If he fails to acquire such proficiency within the prescribed time he shall not be
entitled to increments other than the first increment in the time scale of pay applicable to him unless
and until he acquires such proficiency. Such ineligibility to draw increments shall not have the effect of
postponing his future increments after he has acquired such proficiency.
Provided further that this requirement of special qualification shall not apply to persons who
have been trained in a Basic Training School or under any Scheme of training of which Craft Training
is an integral part.
Providing also that every person appointed to any category in Class V shall be on probation
for a total period of one year on duty within a continuous period of two years.
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Provided also that every person appointed to category 4 and 5 (G.O.Ms.No.1, Environment and
Forests dt. 8.1.96 -B1/56021/94) in Class-I shall be on probation for a total period of one year on duty
within a continuous period of two years.
8(A) Seniority: For appointment as Ranger, the seniority of a candidate who completes the Rangers’
training satisfactorily at the Forest College shall be determined solely by his Rank in the pass list of
the college as notified by the Principal, (Forest College after the final examination. (G.O.Ms.No.790,
Agriculture, dt. 9.3.1955)
8(B) Securities: Where the State Government have by General or Special order directed that the
holder of any specified post shall deposit security for the due and faithful performance of his duties.
No person shall be eligible for appointment to any such post whether by direct recruitment or by
recruitment by transfer or by promotion unless he deposits security to such amount as may be
specified in such general or special order.
Provided that this rule shall not apply to a person who has a lien on a permanent post.
a) Candidates who may be ultimately required to fill vacancies arising in the permanent cadre of
Rangers may be recruited to the service as Forest Apprentice.
SPECIAL
b) The rules of reservation of appointment (General Rule 22) shall apply to the appointment of Forest
Apprentices.
(G.O.Ms.No. 85 P&AR Department dt.06.05.2000 and G.O.Ms.No. 105 P&AR (S) Dept.dt.20.06.2000.)
c) (i) A person selected for appointment as Forest Apprentice may be deputed to the Northern
Forest Rangers’ College, Dehradun and SFRC, Coimbatore shall pass a written and an oral test to be
conducted by the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission. From the date on which he joins duty, he
shall be in probation for a total period of 3 years.
(ii) Such person, shall during the 1st year of his probation undergo preliminary training in a
Forest Division for about 8 weeks to have a Forestry back ground before joining the College. During
the period of training he shall draw a stipend of Rs.125/- a month and traveling allowance at the rate
admissible under the Tamil Nadu Travelling Allowances Rules for journeys on tour.
(iii) (1) If such a person completes the preliminary training satisfactorily he shall be deputed to
the Rangers’ college, Dehradun or to the Southern Forest Rangers’ College, Coimbatore for training
for a period of not less than two years.
A Forest Apprentice deputed to the Northern Forest Rangers’ College, Dehradun or Southern
Forest Ranger’s College, Coimbatore is eligible at the rates admissible under the Tamil Nadu
Travelling Allowance Rules for journeys on tour (Amendment G.O.Ms.No.619, F&F, dt. 23.5.83).
If for want of seat in the Northern Forest Rangers’ College, Dehradun or Southern Forest
Rangers College. Coimbatore, a person who has completed the preliminary training satisfactorily
cannot be deputed to any of these Colleges immediately after the completion of his preliminary
training he shall be treated as a Forester from the date of completion of the preliminary training to the
date of his deputation to one of these Colleges.
(2) If during the course or at the end of his preliminary training he is considered unsuitable by
the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, he shall not be eligible for deputation to the Northern
Forest Rangers’ College, Dehradun or to the Southern Forest Rangers’ College, Coimbatore for
further training and his probation shall be terminated.
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(3) A Forest Apprentice shall draw a stipend of minimum of the basic pay of Rs.2000/- a
month during the period of his training in the Northern Forest Rangers’ College, Dehradun or in the
Southern Forest Rangers’ College, Coimbatore (Vide amendment issued in G.O.Ms.No.2606, Agriculture,
dt.4.9.1968/Mis.177/68)
(4) A Forest Apprentice shall be granted an Interest Free advance of Rs.2200/- for the
purchase of compulsory initial equipment. Out of which a sum of Rs.1200/- shall be given as outright
grant and the balance amount of Rs.1000/- shall be treated as interest free loan which will be
recovered in 50 installment at Rs.20/- commencing from the first pay drawn as Ranger on completion
of training at the College. He will also be paid travelling allowance at the Government of India rates
for the journeys performed while on training in the College. (G.O.Ms.No.1157, Forest and Fisheries, dt.
18.12.76) (D.Dis.79644/75)
(5) A Forest apprentice shall execute a bond with two sureties for Rs.9000/- and also a
separate agreement in each form as may be prescribed by the State Government from time to time
undertaking to serve the said Government in the Forest Department for a period of five years after
successfully completing his training at the Northern Forest Rangers’ College, Dehradun or the
Southern Forest Rangers’ College, Coimbatore.
(iv) If such person has completed the training at one of the colleges satisfactorily he shall
forthwith be appointed as Ranger. If no vacancy officiating or substantive in the Depart-ment in the
cadre of Ranger exists he may until such time as vacancy in the cadre arises be appointed as a
Forester.
(v) A Forest Apprentice who has satisfactorily completed his probation in accordance with this
sub-rule shall for the purpose of the General Rules regarding appointment as full members be treated
as approved probationer for the category of Rangers.
(vi) When no officiating or substantive vacancy in the category of Rangers exists, Forest
Apprentices who have satisfactorily completed their probation shall until any vacancy arises be
appointed as Foresters.
d) The provisions of Clauses (iv) and (v) of Sub-rule © shall apply to (Probationary Foresters’ required
to the service in 1932 and 1935 in accordance with the Rules in force at the time to till ultimate
vacancies arising in the permanent cadre of Rangers.
e) A Forest Apprentice shall within the period of his probation pass the departmental tests in Law and
Office Procedure and Accounts.
(a) Selection of Members of the Tamil Nadu Ministerial Service in the Forest Department for
deputation to Rangers Course in the Forest College shall be made by the Principal Chief Conservator
of Forests. No member of the Tamil Nadu Ministerial Service in the Forest Department shall be eligible
for selection for deputation to the Rangers Course unless he within the upper age limit prescribed for
recruitment of Forest Apprentices.
(b) A person so selected shall soon after his selection undergo a walking test and shall appear for the
qualifying examination prescribed for admission to the College.
(c) (i) Such person shall undergo preliminary training for about 8 weeks in a Forest division to
have a Forest background before joining the college.
(ii) If such person completes the preliminary training satisfactorily he shall be deputed to the
College for training for a period of not more than two years.
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(iii) During the period of his preliminary training and for the journeys to and fro from the
college, he shall be paid Traveling Allowance under the Tamil Nadu Traveling Allowance Rules.
(iv) If, for want of seat in the College, a person who has completed preliminary training cannot
be deputed to the college immediately after completion of his training, he shall reverted to the post he
would have held in the Ministerial Service but for his selections for deputation from the date of
completion of the preliminary training to the date of his deputation to the College.
(d) If he fails to pass the walking test or the qualifying examination mentioned in clause (b) or if during
at the end of his preliminary training he is considered by the Chief Conservator of Forests as
unsuitable for deputation he shall not be eligible for further training or for deputation to the College as
the case may be and shall be reverted to the post he would have held in the Ministerial Service but for
his selection for deputation.
(e) During the period of his preliminary training and; his training at the Forest College, he will draw
the pay admissible to him as a member of the Madras Ministerial Service plus a Deputation allowance
of 20% his grade pay or Rs.300/- per mensum whichever is more.
(f) He shall be paid an outright equipment grant of Rs.2200/- for the purchase of compulsory initial
equipment and Traveling Allowance of the Government of India rates for the journeys performed while
on training in the College.
(g) He shall before he is deputed to the College execute a bond with two sureties for Rs.1000/- and
also a separate agreement in such forms as may from time to time to prescribed by the State
Government undertaking to serve the said Government in the Forest Department for a period of not
less than five years after successfully completing his training at the College,
(h) (i) If such person has completed his training at the college satisfactorily he shall forthwith be
appointed as Ranger.
(ii) If no vacancy officiating or substantive in the permanent cadre of Ranger exists he shall
until such time as vacancy in the cadre occurs be reverted to the post he would have held but for his
deputation.
(iii) Such person shall within the period of his probation pass the Department Tests in Law and
Office Procedure and Accounts: (Vide amendment issued in G.O.Ms.No. 3808, Agriculture, dt.8.12.1988 and
erratum issued in Government Memo.No.2929/D1/87-4, Agriculture dt.11.4.1987 (Mis.98/75).
Provided that in the case of Rangers appointed prior to the 6th December 1966 they shall pass
the tests before they reach the sixth stage in the time scale of pay. (G.O.Ms.No. 1026, Forest and
Fisheries dt.15.11.75). (D.Dis.93427/75).
(a) Selection of Foresters for deputation to the Rangers’ Course of Training at the Southern Forest
Rangers’ College, Coimbatore or the Northern Forest Rangers’ College, Dehradun shall be made by
the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests.
(b) Foresters who are selected for undergoing training in the Rangers’ Course.
(i) Must have passed the P.U.C. or H.S.E. followed by a case in the pre-professional/pre-
technological course or a pass in the first year examination in the Degree course of a recognized
University of its equivalent with two or more of the following subjects, namely:-
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(ii) Provided that in the case of Foresters category to the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled
Tribes or the Backward Classes the age limit shall be increased by 5 years.
(iii) Provided further that in the case of Ex-Servicemen in maximum age limit shall be 37 years
irrespective of the case (vide G.O.Ms.No. 996, Forests and Fisheries dt. 7.11.1975) (D.Dis.87309/75-B3)
(d) A person so selected shall soon after his selection qualify himself by successfully completing the
examination prescribed for admission to the College.
(e) During the period of his training in the College, he shall draw the pay admissible to him as Forester
plus a deputation allowance of 20% of his grade pay of Rs.300/- per mensem whichever is greater.
(f) A person so deputed to the College shall be granted an outright grant of Rs.2,200/- for the
purchase of compulsory initial equipment. He shall also be paid traveling allowance at the
government of India rates for the journeys performed while on training in the colleges.
(g) He shall before he is deputed to the College, execute a bond with two sureties for Rs.3000/- and
also a separate agreement in such form as may fixed from time to time prescribed by the State
Government undertaking to serve the said Government in the Forest Department for a period of not
less than five years after successfully completing his training at the college.
(h) Subject to the provisions of Rule 8-1 if such a person has completed his training at the College
satisfactorily he shall be appointed as Ranger.
Provided that if no vacancy officiating or substantive exists, he shall until such time as a
vacancy in the cadre occurs occupy the post which he would have held but for his deputation.
i) Any person who has been deputed to the College and who fails to complete the course of training
satisfactorily may be deputed to another course of training for one year if his conduct is otherwise
satisfactory.
No person shall be allowed to undergo the training for more than two years.
13. UNIFORM.
Drivers of Jeeps, Vans, Wagons, Estate Car, Staff Car and Lorries and Cleaners of Lorries, Foresters,
Forest Guards, Forest Watchers, Forest Apprentices and Mali (G.O.Ms.No. 1, Environment and Forests
dt. .8.1996, B1/56021/94) shall be entitled to uniform and accoutrements in accordance with the scale
and subject to the conditions which may be prescribed from time to time by the State Government.
(G.O.Ms.No.115, Environment and Forests, dt. 19.3.92)
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ANNEXURE
(Referred to in Rule 5 against Forest Guards)
JUNGLE TRIBES
1. Annandan
2. Badaga
3. Bagata
4. Chenchu
5. Dambe
6. Gadaba
7. Gadd
8. Irulars
9. Jataru
10. Kada (Kadan)
11. Kani(Kankan)
12. Karumbalan
13. Kattamarian
14. Kondu
15. Konda dora
16. Kata
17. Keya
18. Kudibi
19. Kurichan
20. Kurumban
21. Madugar or Medavar
22. Maduva
23. Malasar
24. Malayalee
25. Marathi (of South Indian District)
26. Mavilan
27. Melaudi or Indian
28. Pandiyan
29. Panu (Pane)
30. Palayan(Pulavan)
31. Peraga (Paroja)
32. Savara
33. Shelagar
34. Tode
35. Vettuvan
36. Kondakapu
37. Konda Reddi
38. Lingadhari Kaya
39. Nannedhera
40. Reddi Dhora
Residence of
a. Javadies in North Arcot District.
b. Yelagiri in North Arcot District.
c. Kalrayans in South Arcot District.
d. Pachamalai Hills in Salem District
e. Chitteris in Salem District.
f. Kalrayans in Salem District.
g. Shervaroys Hills in Salem District.
h. Pachamalai Hills in Trichy District.
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